Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-20
work Of completion with all possible


 work of completion with all possible dispatch.
 PoRr TOWNSEND. W. T., August l5- The land agent tfom Olympia has been sent to Quillyhiste agency to qu'et the disturbed feeling among the Indians, cansed by tbe white settlers endesvoring to fornbly eject them from their reser yation,
 FL PAs,, August l5-Au sltercstion here to day between k c. Smith. editor of the Fl Paso Republicsn, and Willis;n C4rdwell, an attorney, resulted m Carl well receiving bullet ID the ttigh. The trouble arose over ad article concerning MT. Cardwell winch appeared in the Rs- publican this morning.
 MORALES, August l5.-The first through train over the New Mexico < Arizona Railroad reached this city to- night. When the train Grrived at each station along the line this afternoon it was greeted with cheers.
 SIsKIYoU MoUSTAIS Oregon. August l5.-EKcitement prevails here over tue mysterious disappearance ot Miss Fra zell who hss been missing since Friday. She is & sister of Colonel Frszell, who has charge of the Buck Mountain tun- neI. Frszell went hunting. and on re- turning found his sister missing, and she has not been found up tO the pres ent time. The mountains gre full Of men searching for her. She is SS years of age and the supposition IS thu. she will be dead when found.
 DENVER, August. l6.-A Glenwood Springs special to the Times says that Vanclief, the courier to whom General West sent out to find Sheriff Kendall, arrived this morning having ridden from Kendsll-s camp near Thornburg Battle ground, in lees than thirteen hours, distance of 105 miles. Forty of Ken dalI's men weakened and deserted him leaving only fifteen men. He IS greatly reduced and worn out, and Is working toward Meeker for endorsements.
 DENVER, August l6-Genersl West has triegraphed to Governor Adsms, "Vancliff says that Harry Golf was s.Irt- ed out five hours ahead of him from Meeker, with a message. He had EOi arrived and IL is feared he has fallen iD with the U.es. A messenger says the Utes are coming up from the reserva- ton.
 CHICAGO, August 16-A Daily News, Montreal special ssys: J. H. Page, 6 book keeper of the large wholesale sts- tIonary house of Besuchimin < Co, raised a S25 check to S25 OOO on J6ques Csrser's bank to-dSy, had 1t cashed and abscoDded.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-The Scotch yacht Thistle, arrived at the bar Et four thIs morning, She had three days Ot rough weather. The craft IS pretty, and consumed tventy-one days n crossing.
 TIRSovA, Aug. l6.-An official tele- gram from Constantino, ls states that ihe sultan recognizes Prince Ferdin6nd's election, but as the Prince did not first obtain the Sultsn's consent. the lstter will maintain his present attitude for s certain period.
 METZ, Aug. l6.-It is reported here thss M. Jeno,. French professor con- nec;ed with the lyeeum at Nancy, was arrested yesterday al Fort Alveusteber on suspicion of being a spy and lodged 10 prison. M. Jenot says he had simply wandered to the fort from the village of L0ry, where he was spending his holi I
 days.
 CHIOAao, Aug. I6.-No confirmation of the rumOred conflicts with COlorovs bauds of sayaRes have been received Ep 70 l0:30 6. m, st General Ferry's head quarters in this city, where any official news would be first learned. General Terry's luriEdlction includes the trou- bled district. snd General Crook, who Is -,. sa ..,anl lF k. nearest the scene Of hostilities IS under e1prsss instructions to wire all ob.ans- blo information here st the earliest pcs sIbie moment
 WAsHISGTOE, Aug. I6.-Irving M Scott. to-day obtsinsd a model of the cruiser Chsrl, s;on for exhibition at the coming fair at the Mechanics Institute in San Francisco.
 DENVER, Colo, August l6-A special to the Republican, from Rswlins, Wyo. says that a messenger from White River just arrived. and reports that about one hundred and fifty Utes are fighting at Beaver Greek. tit'een miles from Meek CT. Families are pushing into Mseker and more Indians are coming. The country IS all on fire below MeeGer. be- tween White end Bear rivers. One hundred mounted men are ready and will march ou the Utss, under command of c. D Biydsnberg. The ladies are busy making bandsSes, and the town is thoroughly excited.
 WHITEHALL, \. Y, Aug, l6.-Is is generally reported that Judge Potter has decided to grant a stay m the ca-s Of Jacob Sharp. IL Is -sid the Judge l. now earnestly engaged a: his resideuoe m writing Gn exhaustive opIDIon.
 WJScHRsTER. Va. Aug. l6.-Senator Riddleberger IS still m jaIl aud a grand jury has beeu summoned to receive tes- timony against the mob that released him. It Is thought enough testimoly vlll be forthcoming to convlct his rescu- CTS. Everything quIei.
 BoRDEAUI, August l6-The city hss been visited by hurricane which des- troyed an enormous amount Oi property. The storm caused collision st Arc Tarcschon, of two excursion trains; rev. eral cars were wrecked and seventeen persons injured,
 CHICAGO, August 16-The Pennsyl- vsOia railroad has decided to refuse to accept Pacific Coast freight at lower rate for long hRul than for intermediate short haul.
 NEW YORK. August I6-Mrs George 0oUld last evening, presented her hus- band with q son 6: 5hs lsmIly re sidence. Mother and son doing Welt
 WAsHISGroS, August Is The Sec ret8ry of the Interior to-day revoked The order ot withira= =ai of ilemnit1 lands for ths beue;is ot the Atlantic < Pacific RaiHoaI c mpsBy, and in a long letter to the Commissioners of the GeBersl Lsnd Office, directs that they may be restored to settlement under ihe pre-empsion and homestead lass.
 Secretary Lamar's ie;ier. which is very long, says that be has considered the showing made by the Atlantic and Pacific railroad and reviews m detail the section Of the act granting the 10. After this review be says ihst it is ap- parent from the grating clause of said aci thst the grGEt was nIk one of quantity but uf for 6 certain number Of ] sections ID the place and If not there. 1 then it gives the privilege of looking for the deficiency in restricted limits: 1 therefore If the company does not get